Bristol High School - Green and White Yearbook (Bristol, RI)

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20 THE GREEN AND WHITE Meet. It entered in the inter-scholastics at Kingston this year, won second in the 100-yard (Remieres); third in the relay (Christensen, Pierce, Sheldon, Remieres), and Christensen tied for fourth in the broad ump. Of the eleven schools in class “B we were sixth. A triangular meet—Barrington, Bristol and Warren, is to take place at Sylvester Oval on June Ah. at 3 p. m. This should prove to be a great success. BASEBALL At the beginning of the season the spirit o: loyalty predominated over everything else. Xo matter where the team played, in town or out, there was always a group of “rooters” both boys and girls, who helped a great deal in winning the game by their cheering. Our team has not been able so far to obtain a victory, probably because of the fact that we lost bv graduation practically all our team last year, which made it necessary to form a new team this year. There are still the following games to be played and the boys expect to win a good part of them : May 26 ....... ...... Colt at Warwick May 23 Holy Family (New Bedford) at Bristol June 2 ............ Central Falls at Bristol June 6 ............... Colt at Cumberland June 9 ............ Tech 2nd at Providence June 10 —........ South Kingston at Bristol June 13 ---------------- Warren at Bristol June 17 .................. Alumni at Bristol WEARERS OF THE “C' FOR 1924 FOOTBALL. 1924 SERBST, Capt. MAHER F. REMIERES E. RINALDI KEATING LEAHY McGRATH WALSH BELMORE MORAN ROMANO L. RINALDI EISEXSTADT GAXGEME McHUGH MORRIS, Manager BASKET BALL, 1924 L. RIXALDI, Capt. GAXGEME LEAHY SHELDON BALFO.UR REMIERES BASSING PIERCE SERBST, Manager BASKET BALL, 1924, (GIRLS) A. HOLM, Capt. D. WALL E. ROBERTSON c. McGovern A. FAY E. MOORE J. EZIKOVICH M. HOLT C. HOYLE, Manager Captain this season, C. Hoyle. GIRLS’ TRACK, 1923 C. FAY, Capt. J. EZIKOVICH C. BULLOCK G. GRICE Captain next season—C. Bullock. Manager next season—E. Moore.

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THE GREEN AND WHITE 19 nounced. Those chosen by Mr. Condon to Morris Levy and Fabio De Cristofaro. represent the school were Leon Kenney, Clifford Keating entered as an individual for Miss Frances Horton, Miss Sadie Giorgio, the special prize. So much has been said about athletics in the Colt Memorial High School that further praise is out of place. At the beginning of the season the spirit of foot ball was inflamed in the heart of every pupil in the Colt Memorial High School. With the assistance of Mr. Eastwood and Mr. Condon a team was soon rounded into shape and two games played. One of the hottest contests ever witnessed took place on Bristol common between a team composed of the “Freshies” and Juniors, and another of Seniors and “Sophs.” End runs and line plunging by Rinaldi, the varsity fullback, resulted in a victory for the “Freshies” and Juniors. From this game our coaches picked a varsity eleven to represent Colt Memorial High School on the gridiron. Football is again revived after a ten-year lapse. Our football schedule to date for next year is as follows: Sept. 10.........Colt at Durfee, Fall River Sept. 26.......... West Warwick at Bristol October 3 ........... Colt at Central Falls BASKET BALL After five seasons with no team to repre- sent our school in the “gyms” around Rhode Island, a basket ball team is now formed, of which every pupil of the Colt Memorial High School should be proud. Though it was organized rather late in the season it showed that Colt Memorial High School must be placed on the map in basket ball. With the assistance of our coach, Mr. Condon, a schedule of eight games was arranged, of which four were won by the team, while the other four were lost by only a few points. During the basket ball season school spirit seemed dead. Something had to be done to renew the spirit of athletics. It was Mr. Strong that helped the Athletic Association very much by frequently addressing the student body, on assembly mornings, concerning the results of games, the necessity of athletics in the school and school spirit. TRACK Our track team at this time deserves a great deal of praise, because of its hard work in preparing for the Kingston Track

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Back Row, left to right—J. Front Row, left to right—J. C. M. M. S. LETTER MEN OF 1924 Riccio, G. Moran, T. Morris, C. Serbst, G. MacDonald, L. Eisenstadt, R. Church. Maher, A. Sheldon, A. Pierce, W. Christensen, F. Remieres, S. Makowsky, V. Leahy. H 3 m c 7Z m m 2 2 O 3 H m u